'two four six' because eventually i want the. You then tried to convert the first token (blank delimited) into an int. Can the first char of a string be retrieved by doing the following?
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This means you don't have to say odd. Also if you have a list, make the variable name plural e.g. The first token was rs which failed to convert to int, leaving.
In python it's a convention to use snake_case for your variables.
Ive been working through the examples on the try it yourself and i thought i had a basic grasp of the borrowing system but i must have missed this,. String[] ssize = mystr.split(new char[0]); Mystr = 'one two three four five six' and i want to get every second element from a string. So the output i want is:
Str (object='') return a string containing a nicely printable representation of an object. 2 you entered an alphanumeric and int, blank delimited in mystr.
